by Osman Parvez
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Here’s an interesting piece on the recent rapid growth of small towns in Colorado.
From New West:
Across the West, small-town business leaders, city officials, and local residents are dealing with the consequences of success. Downtowns once marked by decaying storefronts, “For Sale” signs and empty apartments are now thriving, and the questions now are not about how to revive commerce and contemporary housing, but how to define the limits of growth.
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